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Polaroid Cube HD 1080p Lifestyle Action Video Camera (Black) [Discontinued by Manufacturer]

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Features

  • World's Funnest, Cutest Lifestyle Action Camera in Tiny Cubic Package. Not Wi-Fi compatible.
  • 6MP CMOS Sensor for Crisp Images; Selectable 720p or 1080p Video Rate
  • 124-Degree Wide-Angle Lens Effortlessly Captures Big, Vibrant Scenes
  • Built-In Rechargeable Battery Records 90 Continuous Minutes Per Charge
  • Mounts Magnetically or w/Clip for a World of Exciting Action Applications

Description

Huge, out-of-the-box fun. In little more than 1 cubic inch. Standing at just 35mm, the Polaroid CUBE is here to prove that the best things do indeed come in small packages. This tiny action camera supports Micro SD cards up to 32GB, and is ready to capture your most exciting moments in full HD video or highresolution images. So if you’re living a life that’s fit for film, make the CUBE your constant companion. It is weatherproof and shockproof, and more than capable of handling anything you throw at it. But not only does it look after itself, it looks after you: With a 124° wide-angle lens, it sees the big picture and bears witness to your most outrageous shtick. Packs a mounting magnet; sticks to any metal surface. The fun rarely sits around waiting… That’s why the Polaroid CUBE features a neatly integrated magnet in the bottom of its housing. Simply pop the camera onto your helmet, skateboard, bicycle handlebar, golf club, or any other metal surface, and it’ll stick with you through thick and thin. There’s no need to fiddle with bands, straps or other makeshift apparatuses. What’s more, the camera’s shockproof design helps to capture stable video even when you give it a run for its money, and its weatherproof sealing makes it perfect for wake boarding, water skiing or just chillin’ by the pool.


Product Dimensions: 1.38 x 1.38 x 1.38 inches


Item Weight: 1.66 ounces


Item model number: POLC3BK


Batteries: 1 LR44 batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: September 8, 2014


Manufacturer: Polaroid


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    • Great, fun little camera (with some caveats)
Great fun little camera, with some caveats (more on that later). I've recorded with my Cube almost daily for the three months since I bought it and I love it. Pros - Small - Lightweight - Durable rubber exterior. - Records in 1080p! (Can also switch to 720p to conserve battery life/storage space, but I always leave it at 1080p). - Wide angle lens. It doesn't matter that there's no display, because the wide angle of the lens captures everything as long as you're pointing it in the correct general direction. - The magnetic base has plenty of applications if you're creative with it - The single button on top may seem overly simplistic, but it actually works fine - Pretty good sound recording quality - Battery charges from empty to full pretty quickly, in only about a couple hours or so - Transferring your files to your computer is easy. You can either remove the SD card from the cube, or just connect the cube to your computer with a USB to Micro USB cable - And when connected to your computer through a USB cable, you can easily change several settings, such as the date-stamp settings, turn cycle recording on or off, turn the button beeping sounds on/off, etc. - And yes, it's pretty cheap compared with other camera options out there. Caveats - You will need accessories! You will want to attach your Cube to straps, mounts, etc. That's the point of an "action camera" like this. Otherwise, what's the point? Chances are your smartphone is already equipped with a camera as good as this one, so the real reason to get an action camera is to use it in ways that you wouldn't be able to with your fragile smartphone. The bad news is that official accessories for the Cube are limited in variety and kinda overpriced. The good news, however, is that all you really need is the Polaroid Tripod Mount for the Polaroid CUBE, CUBE+ HD Action Lifestyle Camera - Universal Metal Insert Fits all Standard Tripods and any cheap 1/4 screw to GoPro adapter (I use the one that comes with this set: Action Mount® Universal Smartphone Holder and Conversion Adapters for Any Smartphone. These Conversion Adapters Allow You to Use Any Action Mount® or GoPro Accessories With a Point-and-Shoot Camera, or Other Action Cameras Like Sony Action Cam. ), then you'd be able to attach the Polaroid Cube to any GoPro accessories or pretty much any standard camera accessories. - Battery life is fairly short. In the 1080p setting, it records for about an hour and a half. If you want longer recording times, connecting to a portable USB charger can solve this problem. - Chops up your video into separate 5 minute increments. If you want a continuous video, you will have to splice them together in a video editor. - You will need the Polaroid Waterproof Shockproof Case for the Polaroid CUBE, CUBE+ HD Action Lifestyle Camera - Connects to All Mounts in CUBE Series for your Cube to be waterproof. - When you press the button to stop recording, it will stop recording sound about one second before it actually stops recording video. Keep this in mind, so that you don't cut off the sound before you want it to. - You will need a small flat object (a coin works fine) to open the back cover for connecting a USB cable, removing/inserting an SD card, or switching the resolution. Here's the biggest caveat: - The ".MOV" format that the Cube records your videos in may give you some compatibility issues. For instance, it may seem like your videos have no sound. They actually do have sound, but you may just be playing it on the wrong player. The VLC Player works fine if you're watching them on your computer. But what if you want to watch your videos elsewhere aside from your computer, for example on your TV (if you have a media player, such as a WD Player, for playing video files on your TV)? To fully get around this problem, you will need to have some basic ability to edit/convert videos. Converting your video to a different format, for example .mp4 or .mkv, will allow them to play properly on any player. But if you simply stick these videos into any standard video file converter, it will take a longer time than necessary, because it will convert both the video and the sound. Here's my recommended procedure for dealing with this. Since it's really just the audio encoding that's giving us problems, not the video, the fastest way to deal with it is to convert the audio, without wasting time converting the video. What I do is I use VLC Player's convert options to convert the sound of each of my video clips into mp3 files, which fixes the sound compatibility issue. Then I recombine the newly saved .mp3 sound clips back into my existing video clips, while removing the original problematic audio, and at the same time splicing all my clips together using the "append" option in the free software "MKV Tool Nix." Your new video file will be saved in the versatile .mkv format. Now you will be able to watch your Polaroid Cube videos on any player. This may sound complicated, but it's not that hard. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 15, 2016 by Nam Hien Nguyen
    • The Cube is Cute, but Instructions and Usability are Lacking -- Prepare to Spend More for Accessories
I wrote a pretty bad review of this camera -- see below... but I have since spoken with Polaroid's excellent customer service, which can be reached here: http://www.polaroid.com/support and some of the issues I had were the result of the SD Card not being inserted properly.... in fact, I had not been taking any videos at all, and the reason I couldn't see the camera when I hooked it to my computer was that the card was not inserted properly. I had tried to insert the card but it never really clicked into the device, so I thought you just had to put the cap back on in order to use it. Turns out you have to use your fingernail to insert the tiny card all the way into the slot deep enough for it to click in (pushing it in with just your finger doesn't work). So, while some of the issues with this camera still remain, I will update the review once I actually can see some of the videos. I will say that the usability of this camera is lacking and the manual does not give enough details for users to figure out how to use it properly. The ON / OFF / Video On / Camera On / Video Off / Camera Off functions are a bit cumbersom due to the one step button: On ON: Hold the multifunction button for three seconds. You’ll hear three beeps and the LED will blink green. All set! OFF: Hold multifunction button for three seconds. You’ll hear a two second beep, followed by a single short beep. Power is off. STILL PHOTOS: Press the multifunction button once. You’ll hear a beep and the LED will blink red once. VIDEO: Double press the multifunction button. You’ll hear two beeps and the LED will blink red until you stop recording. To stop recording, press the button once again. You’ll hear a single beep and the LED will blink green. ------- ORIGINAL REVIEWS I've had some time to play around with this camera by now, and though I haven't yet been able to view any video that I've taken so far -- and not even sure that it's recorder any video so far -- I have had enough experience with this camera to write a review of it. Impressions: 1) It's extremely frustrating not to be able to view any video on the camera itself, so you have no idea if it's recording, or what you recorded, and you can't even frame your shot 2) I never quite not what the camera is doing -- you press the button and nothing happens. If you hold it down for a while a green light comes on... or a flashing orange light. Press the button again and nothing happens. 3) The camera is somewhat useless without any kind of mounting bracket or hardware so be prepared to spend more money. I was going to use it as a little dash cam for my car, but it doesn't just sit on the dash -- kind of bounces around, so I'd have to buy a suction cup device. I also wanted to use it on my bike, but the magnet doesn't stick -- wrong metal I guess, so I'd have to get yet another mount for the bike. Soon it will be a $200 little camera. 4) It comes with an extremely short and tiny USB. I had put the little SanDisk Ultra 32 GB micro SD card in the camera -- it doesn't seem to snap in or catch or anything. I guess you have to just push it down with the cover and hope that it's in far enough?? I'm still not sure if the card is in correctly. [SEE ABOVE - TURNS OUT YOU HAVE TO USE YOUR FINGERNAIL TO INSERT IT QUITE FAR INTO THE SLOT TIL IT CLICKS IN] 5) When I plug the camera into my computer's USB, nothing happens -- I mean the computer beeps like there's a new device, but no new device ever shows up on the computer, so there seems to be no way to access the videos, if there are any. [TURNS OUT THE CARD WAS NOT INSERTED ALL THE WAY] 6) Since researching all this, a lot of people say that the Cube DOESN'T WORK WITH THE SD CARD THAT AMAZON RECOMMENDS BUYING FOR IT! What?? Apparently a lot of people are having trouble making the camera work with the SanDisk ULTRA SDHC memory card -- I purchase this one when Amazon indicated it's that these two items should be bought together (it doesn't come with a card): SanDisk Ultra 32GB UHS-I/Class 10 Micro SDHC Memory Card Up to 48MB/s With Adapter- … [AFTER SPEAKING WITH SUPPORT, THEY SAID THAT USED TO BE AN ISSUE, BUT IS NOT AN ISSUE ANYMORE. ONCE MY CARD WAS INSERTED ALL THE WAY IT SEEMED TO WORK] I bought this in December, and am now just getting around to trying to use it again, since I was never able to use it as I had intended, and I haven't bought any new accessories because I don't even know if it works. It's not very user friendly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 7, 2015 by PDG

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